#DEVR1603132AOrder of January 19, 2016, concerning the list of authorized fuels in relation to Article 265 ter of the customs code
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The law lists fuels that can be sold, offered for sale, and used for various engine types under certain conditions. It impacts fuel producers and distributors, as well as industries using specialized vehicles and vessels, by specifying allowed compositions and uses for each type of fuel.
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Key Changes
- Introduces a detailed list of authorized fuels and their specific uses
- Defines permitted fuel compositions for different engine types
- Outlines conditions under which certain fuels can be marketed
Obligations
What this law requires
Fuel producers and distributors must only sell, offer for sale, and use fuels listed in the authorized table of Article 1, according to specified conditions and limits
Special essences H (two-stroke engine fuel) must be packaged in sealed containers; bulk sales or distribution are prohibited at all commercialization stages
Jet fuel (carburéacteurs) can only be used: aboard aircraft, for aircraft engine construction/testing/maintenance, for other turbine/reaction motors, or in military vehicle fleets with specific supply logistics
LPG/GPL-c mixture can only be used in specially approved road vehicles with fixed liquefied fuel tanks (excluding removable bottles) or in inland waterway vessel motors
Compressed natural gas and gaseous petroleum hydrocarbons must be compressed only at authorized compression stations before use as fuel